The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-03

Thc Railroads Busy --t'nrmcr~ toui-
dcut al >IcadN I'ricc>--IN-

dcut ot steady pric"s--I.N-
ports Increasing.
Last weeks business was <S7 TO
500 for the week before, aud $50 to
s 20 for the same weyk last year. So
Ear a. bank clearing shows Railroad
reports exhibit an increased volume
OF traffic dne to the anxiety Of con
sumer- 90 obtain material before the
new freight rates go into cilDra Nter
this week "a general revival OF l,git-
mate ii mhud De- probable, but uu ad-
vance IN prices rs not. ou ~ccouut Of
she extraordinary protuuUu. Cot
on is SLIGHTLY higher; wool utm and
active Certain KINDS ot IRON are
cheaper, some dcaret, and lumber l.
moving with extraordinary activity
east and west, and yards are being
piled fun "a fast as cars can como and
20. This II, nanutshc.l the business
situation at the opening IF the month
OF April.
Trade hints 20 middlemen The
boot and shoe trader gaining IN ac-
tivity. In New York, business hu-
been restricted. Ia Philadelphia the
dry goods 'bbcrs have been very
busy, especially on cotton goods
Throughout Pennsylvania, mile and
furnaces are producing larger quauti-
ties OF iron and steel, Audlti- -hipp'o
~ last rs IL gel coIu' Nc" otucl
are being booked.
Inc steel rnil n'llsoi inc country
nave htratts Tor over lpVV" lulIts ~
railroad, clthcr party i"ed or 10 ne
iiiIcd TINS year. NM, ca''l'! * So
Ner'Iy faxed nj Iliishur9h. IN I'm
cage, business j. cro"dlUG IN more
freely lumber l. particularly active
ana stun cannot DO 7hlpred las'
'h"n3h. 'ut TINS eNccill"hhi Nr'N
til ls now nearly over, ut lth~t, un;lI
we new Ir'lEhi rh'c- hrt hhUh" lh
NAhs9- CIV, great activity pf'N'uIs lh
i''' t'.hlr, A'd iianuNc'U''"1 '.'H'.
h-hurnl hfc pr"lrrlrd "n miec
~r''. rae SUGAR ni'' Nr'- "Ir h'''ft
ANA strong, under iuin"f thht thr
'ubah crop VIII ne nearly loV'VVV
tons -hort The cost OF culture T.
grcmcr than the present selling price
m London marEc;s. and general adj
vance b. predicted.
The New York dry goods ioobcr-
rcpart "A good demand, but they are
VIZ ONFlN NtfAh WV ~ = NAA' wv. 'fi''' 70
freight rates. stocks Of cotton ana
WOODEN goods are hght. oud - very
h,a"y consumption j. epurrlng the
mi.l- to II great degree Of activity
throughout all textile centres, nor;h
and south The prClcC' ion and con.
,;ruction Of new cotton mill, IN the
south continues. and tue probabilities
are that strong though not high prices
viii prevail Cotton l. strol gcL.
The greatest interest Is ielt in high
lluan,iI and manufacturing center
concerning the possibility OF u geucr-
~ uCVAu,, 81 prices during he com
ine-iN month"; The advance, mpd'
within nine months rang" from 10 e.
30 per cent. Manufacturing cAmcii!
hN- been strained TO It's utmost IN al
droctiorf. Aer'rul'ural prosperity
has uot Kept pace STEEL r'!S have
advanced w't"m eighteen tnonth'
ire W i'-b to tiu. out wheat mas ~"
advanced from t" > 'V. nor l'i"
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